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Some of the more interesting effects of non-uniform electric fields are described in this report. Experimental and theoretical studies show the effects to be rather striking for particles larger... View More

Some of the more interesting effects of non-uniform electric fields are described in this report. Experimental and theoretical studies show the effects to be rather striking for particles larger than molecular size. The results show that the effect can be used to produce a fairly efficient pumping action of non-conducting liquids, to cause continuous and easily measureable separations in coarse suspensions, to cause selective precipitation, and to produce mixing.

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